Rachel Marynowski, ND

Rachel MarynowskiRachel Marynowski, ND received her Bachelor of Science degree in Public Health from the University of Georgia. After working in corporate health for 2 years, Dr. Marynowski sought a more comprehensive medical model, based upon preventive rather than disease-based care; one that encourages patients to take an active role in their own health. Her goal was to help improve patients’ qualities of life prior to implantation of disease and dysfunction. Naturopathy was the perfect fit, so she went on to complete her doctorate degree in Naturopathic Medicine from the National University of Health Sciences. She now practices integrative medicine in Atlanta and holds special interests in women and children’s health, environmental medicine, clinical nutrition and homeopathy. She recently published her first children’s book and plans to complete a full health series in the near future.

Posts by Rachel Marynowski, ND

cardio, ION »

[18 Feb 2013 | 0 Comments]

February is often associated with delectable candy-coated hearts, resplendent flower bouquets, and the excitement of love in the air. As a clinician, my mind goes one step further in recognizing it as the perfect month to complete a comprehensive work-up on an organ that works so brilliantly…our heart! [More]

ION, organic acids »

[6 Dec 2012 | 0 Comments]

As we round out 2012 and prepare for the holiday season, there’s an intricate, little organelle you should add to your holiday gift-giving list—your mitochondria! Since these imperative cellular powerhouses are responsible for so much of our daily health, it’s time we spoil them... [More]

metabolic syndrome »

[9 Nov 2012 | 1 Comments]

We all depend on our pair of appendages to stabilize our stance and to get us where we need to go. Yes, indeed, legs are priceless; in fact, some even go as far as insuring their legs against loss or damage... [More]

estrogens, hormones »

[12 Oct 2012 | 1 Comments]

Estrogen has earned its rightful place on the female stage of life. And what a blessing it is since sexual development and reproduction would not occur without this essential compound. When kept in proper balance, estrogen and its metabolites are able to positively enhance cellular processes necessary for the dance of life... [More]

amino acids, organic acids »

[4 Sep 2012 | 0 Comments]

When it comes to aging — a phenomenon none of us can escape — there are, indeed, ways to do so more gracefully. And it all begins with working from the inside-out, starting with our cells. After all, cells make up tissues, tissues make up organs, organs make up systems, and systems make up YOU! [More]

amino acids, IgG, organic acids »

[15 Aug 2012 | 1 Comments]

This case — entitled “What if…?” — is a superb illustration of proactive, preventive medicine at its best. “What if this 3-year-old had continued down the dysfunctional biochemical and metabolic course he was on…???” View the video that follows... [More]

amino acids, fatty acids »

[1 Aug 2012 | 0 Comments]

We blink with them, sometimes wink with them, on occasion cross them and even roll them (when pushed to the limit) and, of course, see the world through them. Our eyes are a remarkable little pair of organs we often take for granted... [More]